PayPal Settings Guide
PayPal Settings
This tutorial describes how you can easily offer PayPal as a payment option for your Shoppers, using your own PayPal Business or Premier account. If you do not already own one of these accounts you can sign up for a new PayPal account on the PayPal website.
No Shopping Cart Left Behind: The Buying Habits of Virtual Goods Consumers
FREMONT, Calif. – (BUSINESS WIRE) April 26, 2010 – Plimus Inc., the leader in complete, configured and connected hosted e-Business solutions, today released the results of a social survey on the buying habits of online consumers from a random, at large consumer survey via Facebook and Twitter. The survey provides a real-world perspective of the online shopping experience.
Using e-Checks
There are some points you need to bear in mind about this payment method
The Plimus platform can be set up to accept and process e-Checks (Electronic Checks) from customers based in the USA. Use of e-Checks as a payment method requires prior clearance by our Seller Support team.
How e-Checks Work
Customers provide their account and routing information.
e-Check validation is virtually immediate, but final clearance can take up to 2-3 working days through the Automatic Clearing House network (ACH).
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The Plimus e-Business Platform is an advanced affiliate marketing system which ensures affiliates the best digital products with the highest payouts. Affiliates promote sellers' products or services to earn a commission for each referred sale. Affiliates are a virtual sales force for sellers – actively promoting companies online and earning revenue for qualified sales.
E-Checks
As from February 2009 the Plimus platform accepts and processes e-Checks (Electronic Checks) from customers based in the USA.
Why e-Checks?
e-Checks are an increasingly popular form of secure online payment. Mirroring the functionality of paper checks, e-Checks are drawn directly from a customer’s bank account. More and more customers are looking for this option when purchasing online.
Global Pricing
Large, global firms, always take advantage of local market conditions to maximize their revenues. This means pricing high in markets that can bear the weight, and low in markets that cannot.
Just because your firm may not be challenging for the mantle of World's Largest does not mean that you can't leverage the same market-based approach. In fact, by failing to do so, you may be losing out on sales volume (in markets where price sensitivity is high) and on revenues (in markets where price sensitivity is low).
